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MANDHELINGi JAVA COFFEE. YOU WILL
NA never know what Il Is to drink the Richest aud
Best Coffee Produced il ali world until YOU have
trlsi GENUINE MANDHELING Very few me--
cLats sell II o. the sinai il affords
stu we nave found after several years Uf constant
e1ierinent III keeping " regularly IN stock that
kae, Gave sulcc-ntly Increased to than make
tae difference cu- sales Z. 1t having already reached
AarveIoi, pruporions This entirely overcomes
o'hcr urawoach commonly experienced by others
VIZ: ia1 OF Offering Coffee not freshly roasted We
a1t these goods every lay and frequently twice
day, aud hence tn- Coffee ID scarcely cold when de-
hvered 10 The Customer ELPHONZO lOUNGS CO.,
4SS Oth 81, Let u and Z. lyO
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CkIw OF TEN MEN LosT.-The schooner Mag
ara fOundered SIX nii,eS northeast OF White Fish
Point, LaAe SuyeriCr, "a Wednesdays gale. She
was COMMANDED Dy Iapt. Clements, ana Was ore.
laden from Ashland To Ashtaoula Her crew OF
ten men as lost AID tue captains family u also
repurted TO have bCcn aboard.
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PATRON And JAY-EyE-sxx NarcH1p.-Jay.Eye-
See aud Patron are matched ~ IroI &C Washing.
ton Park, Chicago for g, 600 q side. Thia race
win take place either September "a or October 2
Il will be the grandest trot Of the year. Jay.Eye.
sees record Is 2:10 that OF patron 2:l4{. The
later has beaten the record Tor 76vo.yoar- old
2talltans By almost eeoOndA
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FuNps ruB THE CrRAN REvoLUTIoMszs-Ani in
terview II key West yesterday with q rsprescnta-
tive OF the CUBAN expedition interests tends 10 &c
belief that funds are being furaished the Gauss by
the hOne-fuie perry u Cuba, who nudluH their
own policy hopeless On account OF The bitter oppo-
dtton OF the Spanish conservatives, are now Will
in0 70 aid any move calculated to cripple the gov.
eminent Is Madrid and their Representatives In
HAVANA
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SHoT AT CHuKCH REcEPnoS.-At Nyack NY.
Prince uankersoi., youae coIored man. was % oh.
ably fatally shot during reception al the colored
Methodist church q; midnight Tuesday nlghI " ale
q quarrel was In progress about some Que not b.
tug invited His assallant u unkuown
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T T. WAIKER'S 0ONA 2OA aOTH Ct NV
81 Psrchm0nt Paper. Mortar Col0xsI ChsEooai Lima
Foxtland aud 4. Toy O9enants. ~
1eaephons 6lU-M aox1
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
ASp sEs s5 2b Shfta4
I Ipc The atrI ESTATE OF PHILIP oIItkbACK,
By virtue o DEGREES Of the Supreme Court of the -,
District Of Cou.ubia in Equity Cause No. 1888 IA,
plainants. and =. Lewis V,,erback aid others
.u Which 10 s has w 5ss ted WITH
and others are compialnants aud Henry b CtterDack
appointed by said DEGREES viii SELL to the highest bid
in front OF the the following Of
tihsT. on WEpNEsDAy THE FOURTEENTH
pay Uf sEpI len, lse7 AT FOUR O'CLOCK T.
ated in Unontown. VI the corner Of Good nope Road,
county Washington D. C.. cont4nLg about fifteen
acres OF land. more less occupied BY Peter e.
AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. ON, THE SAME
pa the houses aud lot known as the homestead OF
+. louns. sl nsteu the west side 9th street. ue
instun T.. Known no lbs tn Street southeast,
being improved by . substantial brick dwelling aIId
oher buildings aud including the grounds apperh.li-
fMMEDiATELY THEREAFTER. the lot at the
west cotner uf 9th anu L streets. in the cIty q,
On .na ND s
dw.ihs on z street n1io,nS TIL r,rrrrr,,
DS5 II The ehh
n nn ne or, erer naned '1,. a I. H:L1As
Lot 20, Fart Of Lot rs, square go; border
w. as,nx,on T. sud nrroV.u S'of!
ald some smal irsme aous ~ and al old br:ck ware
IMMED1ATELY rEEkEAFTER. subdivisions l
and Of oriyinA Lot in square ys7. escI, occupied
southeast. in wasn:;,gt,u, Z e,
n2s ss :. ~ flaS1fsN1n PIX ok
na s': So LIS 10 , 8: Is H. & IT. IL
sontns.s, s:oa 1ais s.ess - s9aia .is.s. LIS
To- Az. is ssa q" tue .,a1 TAI s If so,a
ea 81, 1ss Sysn aI4 r s.;ss;. so sss'
DA3 81 sEIiEABEis. 1881. 81 aSAFra sii fnla
C.LuGn a., LOT g. IL square Coz, s. tie southeast
80 sst ~ ir.: strsss md Ia .sar u uss
MM,.DiAi LLi iHEREAi III. lot =, in SQUARE SQUIRE
s.s.e: .os..ssss being BOD fest on Hall aud
l1:;I tss; Z, On ~. street soath"s.t
street. Fourth stees. street south soutl Car
III fif 1saass SE3SsspAy The rwEsrY.t1Rsr
Scl6Gx H. ~ = s1i e. r. 81" u
o sS The .sai sa
'sis' ak T&EsrysEcoso
CLOCK r A.. hail u lot s. lot u AID - Vi 10:
AMI street. northwest. occupied ~ = stons-yari
II Tor want OF time O. Any other the sales Of
tmes ssverzAly speciLed adjournlelts will be then
ver,ised.
Terms Of sale to each parcel are as follows: One
IN az I m nna ans 9snso
lively from Gay OF sale tor which the
rate oil per cent per snnul lrUm the day Of sale
payable annually and secured by deed Of trust
the property sold. all tssa ut the option OF IL.
purchaser Ali couveysncny 1t the cost of the pur
chaser. deposit VI 800 each unln proved pie,
aud 100 OH Improved piece OF property required
not pile with httsen days from the day Of sale
the trustees the resell at tbs RISK and
VI the deIautinY purchaser i've days notice
III Ihe kveulNg Htar
w. wILLOUGHBY,
4o6 LouisIanB avenue
HENRY L. DAVIS, u.-
46o Louisiana avenue. AEussees.
JESSE b. WILSON,
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URGENT SUMMONS By THE PAKNEIL WHU1.-The
Parnellite whips have Issued urgent summons for
fual attendance In the house OF commons on
Monday when the debate begins on The govern.
neats action In proclaining the Ennis and other
meetings. The conservative members have also
bten recalled 10 take part in the debate. Gen.
Butler has resigned his post In Ireland and will
turn 10 the war Office la October He insists that
delay.
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS / CO.. Auctioneora


"ASHs HaSbs5xr Wstf ash weHbN
DWARF BOOKCASE. WALNUT .CHiFFoNIER,
s6 5FkkAE TEND h II Ran SH Six
SILK E VAN GHk Il kA I'M
pPISiSs.kooM eHA1hs SPHo1sHEKEp Is
HHEEAKHEK; rWJGKEk RpGkEEHs, HA ar AS AN
ANp BoLsTEHs. BRtssELs: iNaRAiN. AND
St% foihEf &AEE SAfaA AND GLASS LASS
On fo-MoRRow, SEPTEMBER TEN. commencing
At Ten O'CLOCK A. IL. we shall sell in trout and
within our salesroom general assortment Of house
Terms CASH ''S WALTER IsfiEiPio1 WILLIAMS CO.
II Auctioneers.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctioneers.
on ToMoRBoW; W., 81 sEPTEMgEE TENTH a, a:
OF Lead Pipe. Urnals Old Iron. and other condemned
and erviceble articles, by order of the General
=, ''' WALTER B. WILLIAMS $780,, CO.,
GEO. ". sTICKNEY. Auctioneer
zSS 81 SfFl hEl gSS4SNl51 10 ia*
Ssf sCri rs R5fH'fs
James Marr's subdivision Of square 597 Sold sub
s'-A EsfSfsS .iHs
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers.
SOUTHWEST WARRINGTON. ONE OF THE
CHOICEST LOCATIONS IN THE CITY, BEING
PART OF LOT SIXTEEN, IN SQUARE two
HUNDRED AND Nj SEIY-SIX SITUATED AT
THE INTERSECTION OF STREET AND VIR-
GINA AVENUE. FRONTING ON THE A4RI-
CILTURAL GROUNDS, AND WITHIN A HUN
DRIED FEET AND IN PLAIN VIEW OF The
SMITHSONIAN GROUNDS. 1T HAS ABOUT
THREE THOUSAND FEET OF Parking. AND
is ONLY HALF A SQUARE FROM BELT LINE
OF STREET CARS
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of sssx
the District OF Columbia ting in equity passed S&
III cause wherein Martha K. Anderson is com -.
pialnant and PAiiiP : Ferris st al; detendants w
BER NINETEENTH, lSs7,at FIVE O'CLOCK, on the
uated i'll said District to wit All that part lot l6
III square 80, beginning at the northwest Of
lot numbered IL al running thence southwardIy SO
feet inches 10 3U-ioot alley thence westwardy 30
feet thence northwardy 80 feet to Virginia avenue,
and thence eastwsrttly with Virginia avenue teet
Inches to place OF beginning. containing 3,SGS square
feet OF ground. more or less.
Terms Of sale: one THU d cash. the balance in two
equal lnstalments III six and welve mont his from day
OF sale, with SLY Der Cent interest the CASH 8yent To
be made Within after the day OF sale, of wch
deposit vi 800 shall be made at the time OF sale.
all cash. ut oplon OF purchaser. Decree OF court
thoi1Zes trustee to sell Property as whole ill sea-
rate lots PURCHASER to detray cost OF conveyaLciug
II terlls OF sale not comp ed with within five
after tue day of sale the trustee the right
ing purchaser purchasers.
VIM. SMALL, Trustee,
s1-d&ds 623 ST. NV.
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The German.Cathoiic Union.

A STRONG DISPATCH FROM MASTER WORKMAN row.
Derby READ, AND EAPLASATIOS MADE.
The following dispatch iro.a, Master Workman
Powder!y Was reid Al the convention OF the Ger
!aaa-Cathollc Central Union, Win Ia concluded It'd
sessions In Chicago Wednesday:
Zine resolutions introduced yesterday by Dele
gate MitSch against the knights OF Labor are I'm.
Kind, unjust. and must nave been Based on mis-.
representation. The knights OF Labor have never
pettioned against, anu never Will petition against
German Immigration. ! an not az enemy of the
Germans, and nothlg Ia my career can 80 be con-
atrded unless my ac'lct 10 workingInen TO DO
sober and temperate can bear that construction.
That advice has been given 10 ali workingmen, re.
gdrdless OF nationality. The knights OF LABOR are
neither anarchists, socialists prohIbl iopstS:
but they are temperate. IL IL a Iault 10 De lem-
perate? The Germans or this place Catholic
and Protestant, know that l am not and never
have been their enemy. regard the Germans as
do other men. They have the same right TO keep
sober and temperate, and 10 receive goO1 WAGES as
other men. The Knights OF Labor claim these
re ntS iOr them In common with other men VIII
your convention say tubs Is wrong? l wish your
convention God speed, and hope that It's delibera.
Tons WIN oe for the good OF all mea, whether Ger
Ian Vt not"
Tue secretary was Instructed to inform Mr.
Powderiy that the Mitsch resolution had been re.
Jected. MIR. Mitsch, the originator OF the reso-
luton against the knights OF Labor, made an e1-
Was uirected 10 add 10 his letter 10 Powderiy.
CATHoLiCrTY AND LIBERTY
Before adjournment the members OF the Society
OF Priests were given q reception In the conven-
ton, and several or them made addresses. Presi-
dent Spanhhorst delivered a speech In which ne
said that THIS country had gained its liberty
through the Catholics, and It's liberty would 10
retained through the fundamentally OF the
CATHOLICS. Mt. Spannhorst described how II was
thTeiish The influence or the holy see that the
King oi france was induced 10 assist The Ameri.
cags In their struggle for liberty against England
al Time when they were on the point OF being
defeated. With three Cheers for the Central
Union ana three cheers more for the Clergy and
the German Catholic press the convention 40
Jouriled.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ IAlkEAN COUNTY


IN EAlkFA& COUNTY.
Pursuant TO decree of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax
County rendered at the June tern 1887, in the suit
OF simons a al Bliss II al the undersigned
nissIouers will sell public auction the front
door OF the court -hUuse OF Fairfax County,
MONDAY, THE NISfTEEN1H DAY OF SEP
TEMBER. 1857,
Court day., the of land containing
go ACRES
The said tract Ii situated the growing town of
Herndou. the Washington and Western Railroad
aud is considered a very desirable farm account OF
the proximity of said railroad and the rapid i'm, rove
ment OF all the lands surroundlngit.
Ierlis sale One-thrt cash, the residue in three
equal lnstalmets of Six twelve and eighteen mouths,
with interest day OF SALE title be retained
until deferred payments Iiad,, said poyment,
lie evidenced by the bonds OF the purchaser with good
personal security.
JAMES r. CATION,
Il. ". MOORE,
JAS. NJ. LOVE.
Commissioners of Sale
hereby certify that the bond has been given in the
above case required by law.
au2b- laW4w W. Z. GRAHAM, Clerk
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Dakosa.s Division.
GEN. HUGH J. CANrBEII GIVES SOME rTIrr>
POINTS IN FAVOR Or THk CREA Ion on TWO sTAT,
OF PROPER SIZE

GEN. HUGH j. CAMPBELL GIVES sosR TELLING
FONTS IN FAVOR Oh Ihk CREATION Oh TWO sTATEs
OF PROPER SIZE.
MILBANE, d. T., sept 9.-The division CAM
paign for south Dakota was opened by an address
by Gen. Hugh j. CaIapbell in tue opera house. The
audience was large and enthusiastic and clearly
indieates the efowlns Interest IN this cause among
the people. The hon. j. ". Bell called the meet
Ing To order and Nominated Col A. H. snIedley Tor
Chairman Henry Nelll WAS chosen secretary
ana Rev. ". HI. jordan offered prayer. The
speaker was escorted from the residence OF ID. W
Dlggs To The opera house 10y the &. A. H. band A
reception was tendSred Gen. taInpDell at the
opera house In The evening, which Was largely at
tended by all.
Gen. CampDell's speech was In many respects
The strongest presentation he has ever made IF
Tie separate statehood question. Up 10 tbs
Time lac said the average area OF State "a :
been 10000 square miles, and the average pc Il
latlon oI i new State when admitted, $1,000.
There was never a whole Territory .dH4Ited a. a
State. In each Instance the peoIl OF the Terri
tors have divided themselves and portion of the
Territory has been admitted a state and the re-
naihder has been constituted Il new Territory.
Zach new state has practically chosen its own
boundaries.
In the struggle with Michigan. Congress finally
succulnbed aud the new State OF Michigan was
recognized aud admitted. This WAS the nrsI in-
stance III the history oI the country when Con-
gress SIT Itself squarely against the admission II
"a new State. TWENTY-FIVE years passed before the
next struggle between Congress and a new state.
Ia the meanwhile Florida, Iowa, California, ore
United.
inc Srconu struggle was VIII kansas In that
struggle the question was whether the new ST tie
should be a slave State free state. The people
wished 4 free state-Congress and the President
and the democratic party wished a Slave State In
thlS struggle, which lasted frum 1856 TO isoi for
nve years, the people or the new State were again
victorious, and they came In not only as a free
state Out they also CAME In with the boundaries
OF heir own choice. Kansas wished 10 divide "a r.
sell one way Congress wished TO divide her anot her
way. Congress flXed the boundaries which they
PROVIDED Ia The enabling act. The KANSAS consul
tutlonal convention disreg arded the enabling act
Congress yielded
These have been the only two instances In Amer.
lean history where Congress has IN dc deliberate
and unrlendly Issue wl the people OF a new state
up 10 tue present time. 1wenty-siN Years nave
elapsed since that last struggle ana now Congress
anu the democratic party, unniudtul OF TWO les
sons OF the past, again Are Scneming 10 Interfere
WIN tue people or a new State, 10 dictate their
boundaries, and 10 keep them cut Of their riLtIu
reprtSen tallOn In lunErtss
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PIANO MkSUPAcruRERs EMBARRAssyp - Colby,
i'u.can & Co., N: y, piano manufacturers, have
bs.a placed the hands Of receiver who Will carry
OH Ia, business with en- advisory c0nlinitte- TIC
liabilities are said TO be about u Is OOO Of Which
$7U.UlO Is TO- merchandise and the balance &c
banks. 1hcy claim assets OF t3OS,OOO OF whica
3l03o.0 L. tu rtaaUs ami So. 600 In tndor~ ats
Vi cross & CT, Chicago, wao Jailed Wednesday.
TER LABOR PARTY IN PExNsYLvAxrA.-Tlc Penn
s5lvan!a state convention Of t.e unlon-l.lbor and
greenback party was held al WiliamspurC We'd.
mated for supreme JudgS aud d. 1. Bunker, Of
Holiday sbure. TOR Safe treasurer, both aoEina-
lions being UNANIMOUS 4. u. Rynde., q A;,es.
mitIae.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED PROPERTY
~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
PRINTING
On TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER THIR-
TEEN1H, 1887, at Ten O'CLOCK, will be sold
public auction at the auction rooms sw. corner 1lth
street and Pennsy avenue Washington, d. c.,
40 Plate Printing Presses, Ink Mills, Iron Pipe, Hose,
Carpets. Harness. Tables, Chairs and Miscellaneous
Property. T.. y. GRAVES, Chief Of Bureau soS&l2
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To Repair Lincoiu's Mon ment.

CONTRACT FOR THE WORK LET TO A CHIC AGO FIRM.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Sept Bids for repairing the
National Lincoln Monument in Oak Ridge Gene
terry, In accordance with plans and specifications
OF the architect, W W. Boyington, OF Chicago
have been opened here In the presence OF the NON
james {. Conk.lng, George y. Back, C. G. Brown
ana John W. Euan, the executive cOInu.itUee Of
the monument association. There were eiSnI lids.
al from ,Alcds9, except one from Springfield. The
bids ranged from slaaoo down 10 80 I.I the latter
Ueihg the DID Oh Z. A. ooUel OF Iaiicaso, 10 whom
IA" contract has been awarded. lac d, propria-
ZION or the work made by the last legislature W IS
$1,000. The contract II within the appropriation.
Ale Work Will begin soon as prdclicabe, and
WAL occupy Something over TWO lloalns
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SUPP IL M 10 MI.

the sole nutrition OF many thousand infants,
especially children OF weak and disoriered digas-
tion and believe IL will be successful solution
OF the problem OF infant nutrition"
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WASHINGTON, ID. c..
AUCTION SALES.
rO.N1OHISOW,
THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuonecr.

REGULAR SALE or HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
NJ ACTION LOOMS. SAIL kDAi, SEFTEM:
Bti. TN ii 1897. COMMENCING AT Ten
O'CLOCK, EMBRACING EVERY DESCRIPTION
OF HOl SEHOLD FURNITURE, LARGE NUM-
sc.
ALSO, Al TWELVE O'CLOCK.
HORSE, 81 ga, AND HARNESS. This is a very
clever turnout. The Horse is young and sound.
HOltSl 5. CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, HAIR
NESS &c. sS-2t
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EDITOR OBRIEN TO NE ARREsTED.-A special
meeting or the IRISH priyy council WAS held In
Dublin Castle yesterday. There were present the
lord lieutenant, Baron Ashbourne Justice F1lz-
gisi,on and tie Earl VI Meath * Is Reported that
tle council decided TO have MI oBrien arrested II
ne does HOT appear before the court al Aitchels-
town To-Day, in answer TO The summons served
upon hin; also to institute actions against the
leaders OF the recent meeting at Emma Messra
Labau. here, Dillon, and other meIi5ers OF para-
ment viii proceed 10 AiIclclstown to-day.
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TEE MAuoNy-R,pn1ysEsG.s july DsloE

The MAHoNE-RIpDLEBEsG.R Jtkf DsA0REK-
The W0oistock, Va, JaI.. In the suit or AahoDe
VS. uddie9erser eog.d 20, sop n a VET ~ iass
Tor kiolleberycr. They were about equally d.
videa politically THIS case VIII no; be Tried untu
the terra next January, 10 which time also Ma
homes suit against Ridaleberger Tor 81 900 Is
tiuuei, At Inc Opening OF the tT.al, nen era z,
Maaones counsel stepped up 20 senator Riddle-
bIscr 10 SPEAK 10 hlIa the Senator refus.1 70
rcc6s aIze hlIn, altaoaga Uelore lnts tr1al Ihsy
were on good terms
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DY DUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneera

10Y DUNCANSON BROS., AuctIoneerA
TRUSTEES SALE CT UNDIVIDED INTEREST.
By virtue Of two deeds u trust, duly recorded -
ecnHcly, ia l1ber 1lCS. folio 80 s. and I!ber S
Is, Joo ISL OF seQ OF the land recorur Oi he 1
I1.triet Of COLUMBIA. We rii sell 81 lACRsDA!
within tie auction rooms o. DUSCANsuN H.. OS. cor
neg NINTH AMI D STRESS NORTH y EST, W. ASH
title and iutoreat OF frank Whiting the
J.,hn T. Sullivan, deceased, 70 which said Flank
beta Whiting deceased VITO W.. the daughter Of John
proveiel.ts WAS, esselneIis rights privileges aud
apLur.snAcSs 20 the gs1se bslonginy in any wise
an c,aiu either ut law In equity otherwise how.
sversi IA. said hitting IT, In OF the said
Utilised iexi estate AID PREMISES.
te Of sAie cAsh: u wnieh deposit Of $3.50 must
wee ts u.tses tie right reseu the risk
of defxuitiiiy purchaser aztec day =
p,.te no,icc Ct susi: resSs In Newspaper pub
hshso Ia Wxs.iIs:sn. H. u Convsysnci4S, SC. ss
OSCKQI.A c. GREEN,
sl-dta William A. 0tINDON.{ sFusse@
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TINRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT LOTS
l. ON CUNCOhAN STREET, BEIMEEN SrH AND
18Th SHIFTS NOHlHMEST, IN SQUARE
NCMBEHED 1913.
By virtue Of deed OF trust made to us, and sEasSs
seq.oi the land records u the District OF Column
VIII soil Ut public auction, IN front me promises on
THURSDAY. ThE FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEM.
BEk, A. Il. 1857. vt FIVE O'CLOCK PM, lots nuln-
bcred 10, aud 81 in square huiuter. lU} OF the
subdivision by jas. L. fi,c.i ct al same sre u
Coluintjx.
Terms Of sale: One-hsf ossh. balance In six and
Interest At . psr cent per aud os secured by
purchaser deposit Ct ESQ required 1T time Of
sale Ter,s Of sale TO be complied with within
days FROM day Of sale pcVperty Will be
cost Of defAuiting purchaser. Convsyaucug. kc. Ut
purchasers Gust.
i i4sf 4 Z :: SERENE SkkdGSSNSE1I' Trustees.
THOS BOWLING, Auct. s3-dkds
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WAL PArsns
T. HANSON HISS CO. SIS 15th,s n.
Va sSeTs " gIGdss,
Frtszes and Ceiling Decorations
Social attention given 70 liam AID Decorative
pairting.
Estimates and designs submitted for all kinds OF In
ts-.Cr Decoration and Furnishing An anspocoon Ok
FOODS "a respertfulIy solicited app
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SIEAM WELL BcHING-wIIIs BORHD FOR
vsts oshA, Dtages, farms, hotels brewerles phi
80 residences. railroads. &c Sstixfactlon ,rnnr IN.
solicit corresponccnce
Sia' hUhCS A HUXETT. Hazerstowu, Nj
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PROFESSIONAL

DEOF. CLAY,
= Moaderfui.y Gifted Ciairvoy ant and Astruloger,
Vain second sis 1t. every hidden mystery reveal
fecesers lost or s-o!eu p-operty: speedy
iA1ti&sss: brings SEPARATED together 1iyes
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oue. Among Tue means That have been tried to
excite the cardiac action electrical stimuli have
been frequently employed and usually without
success. The mode " excitatiOn comuouIy en-
pioyed has been the application 6t
A PARADE CURRENT
to the chest wall over the heart at times electro.
puncture has been used. But Ludwig and Hcifa
showed that the application OF strong, Constant
currents or OF faradiC currents to the ventrces VI
the dogs heart Immediately abOliShes the normal
heat and throws the ventrical into remark pie
state OF arhythm Qulvering movement, which Is
entirely Insufficient TO prOpel the blood rruN tue
Ventricular cavities. The heart becomes Sorsad
with blood: the blood pressure falls rapidly, aud
the animal dies as rapidly though The r.lJL IT
the aorta had been nSstured. The essential feat
9res or this conGtioa appear to occur under TARA
disatlon not only In the aeart Of the dog tut Ia all
mammalian hearts l'r. XItv1iiiaus says he has
himself observed it. In the dog, eat, rabbit: rat
mouse, and hedgehog lie has no doubt that IL
may readily occur In the humaa heart. Aei.cs IL
Is obvious that the enploy Of faraiic cu:rrDts
as means OF calsila: excitaiiUn Is one frauRht
with the gravest danger.
SINGLE INDUCTION SHOCKS
1t Is certain that s0iae form of stimulation must
be sought other than farsdic or strong constant
curreutA such q means OF stimulation Is avai,a-
BILE Ia the form OF Single Induction saocaA = sun.
gle Induction sAOcx acts ~ . powerful 0Xc;IAat
Of cardiac contraction During cardiac standstill
brought about through the vsgus nerves. q single
induction shock readily exciteS q single contrac-
ton OF both aurtcles and ventrtces A slow series
Gay one per seconD OF induction shocks Of mod